Hip2Save may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you via trusted partners and affiliate links in this post. Prices and availability are accurate as of time posted. Read our full disclosure policy here.
Time is running out to get wine delivered straight to your doorstep for less with Firstleaf Wine!
Through January 31st, Firstleaf is offering first-time subscribers SIX bottles of wine for just $36 delivered (regularly $90) – that’s just $6 per bottle of wine!
Here’s how to score this hot offer…
Firstleaf 6 Bottles of Wine $90
Click to Personalize your Wines (or click “Skip Personalization”)
Be sure 6 bottles are added to your cart
Head to checkout
Less automatic $54 discount
Delivery is free
Final cost $36 total delivered – just $6 per bottle!
*If the discount doesn’t apply automatically, you can apply NEWYEAR36 to score the same discount.
Firstleaf wines are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. They’ll credit you for the price of the bottle if you don’t like a wine they select for you!
What happens after your initial Firstleaf delivery?
By placing your introductory order, you are automatically enrolling in the club for future shipments, but there is no commitment or obligation. You can pause or cancel your subscription at any time.
Note that future orders will be 6 bottles for $90 + tax (customize your order frequency to every 1, 2, or 3 months, or change the ship date to any day in the future). Plus, you’ll get free shipping for a year – a $239 value!
Important Details:
Firstleaf is unable to ship to P.O. boxes or to the following states: Mississippi, Rhode Island, and Utah.
An adult must sign for all wine deliveries. Be sure to use a shipping address where someone over the age of 21 is available during the day; otherwise, packages returned to Firstleaf may be subject to a restocking fee.
About the writer:
Denise has been blogging since 2018 and following Hip2Save since 2008. With a Bachelors degree in Business from Purdue University and 15 years of banking experience, she always has savings on her mind. When she’s not browsing the clearance racks of Target, you can find her watching documentaries or cheering on her son at his soccer games with her family.
Recent Comments